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Finite-range interactions and phases

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We consider a one-dimensional system of hard balls on the positive half-line with a general finite-range interaction in thermodynamical equilibrium. We show that, under the action of a weak gravitational field, one can distinguish two spatially separated subsystems: a dense one, which we call the condensate, and a dilute one which we call the gas; between these two, there is a narrow interface where both subsystems mix.

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Gril, K. Finite-range interactions and phases. Period Math Hung 50, 155–163 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10998-005-0009-5

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